Released: Jan 15th 2020, Label: Cherry Red Records
The Rise & Fall of the Sound of Music by One Million Fuzztone Guitars : Napster
The latest track from One Million Fuzztone Guitars / Skin Patrol is out now!
“This track’s the business! Echoes of the best glam (Kiss-style) or a mixture of JAMC’S Automatic and some weird dark dance grooves.” AQ
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The Twist · One Million Fuzztone Guitars & Skin Patrol
The Twist ℗ 2020 One Million Fuzztone Guitars & Skin Patrol
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Leave Me Alone · One Million Fuzztone Guitars & Skin Patrol
Play it Loud!
Big Jake
Recorded on 25th June 1993
All tracks by Robert Courtney and Phil Bourne
Robert Courtney – Bass, Guitar & Roland Synthesizer
Phil Bourne – Guitar & Synthesizer (Wasp?)
Rock Section – Drums
Big Jake – Live Mixing
Mad Dog – Effects
Finally, after 24 years, the release our very own ‘Metal Machine Music’,
‘No Rock’ by the secretive ‘Sands Of Time’ an early version of the AKF, was recorded in an undisclosed location with a Pink Floyd connection in one misty morning in 1993.
Two compositions, 1.Valhalla 2. Merlin.
The two halves of the Division Bell heads were used as a Binaural recording platform for the performance.
Say yes to No Rock!
No instruments were harmed in the making of this recording.
Big Jake
released May 10, 2017
Robert Courtney – Makita Palm Random Orbital Sander
Big Jake – Bosch Single Speed Palm Random Orbital Sander
Mad Dog – Sealey Air Palm Orbital Sander
Rock Section – Black and Decker DN41 Sander
Amplification by HH ELECTRONICS and Marshall.
Big Jake
Music & Lyrics by Robert Courtney
Robert Courtney: Vocals, 12 String Guitar, 12 String Fuzz Guitar, 12 String ‘Bass’ Guitar.
Radio on Berlin Presents guests Oyasumi live and sessions from Dub Syndicate, One Million Fuzztone Guitars / Skin Patrol and selector DJ Smart Monkey Radio-on-berlin
Monday 29 June 2015 at 20:00 – The Wirebender presents On the Mix
One Million Fuzztone Guitars live at The National Theatre, Southbank, London 1983.
“Handsome, debonair, and weird. Some times I’d think “this is way too weird, I wish they had one less fuzz-tone guitar”, and then another night I’d be thinking “damn this is normal, can’t they get another fuzz-tone guitar”. On reflection, I think you nailed it!” Dave Sketchley
Thank you Andrew Dickinson for finding the photographs!
We just need to find the tape and the film……..Big Jake.
